On the Street....Window of Doriani, Milano
Not that this is the most beautiful photo I have ever taken but if you want to see what menswear inspires me then here it is. |
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Friday, November 02, 2007
Not that this is the most beautiful photo I have ever taken but if you want to see what menswear inspires me then here it is.
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post a commentwhat really amazes me about this pic is the fact u can imagine differnt men wearing that look and still looking gorgeous, no matter how handsome they are. great shot!
An enticing photo. What interests me here is the almost "crimped" quality to the seam running anound the lapel & outside edge to the dark blue coat. Is there a name for this, what does it signify?
I like that photo, and I love that look; purple manages to seem strong and masculine.
Though I love it, I'm surprised to see so many double-breasteds hanging on. I thought the industry was trying to push them out in favor of single-breasteds.
this picture inspires me to hug my favorite sartorialist today! wonderful shot.
I am not going to lie, that jacket is stunning. The color combination is to die for.
Note the soft(er) collar; could it be a button-down? Hard to tell....
Of course it's inspiring!
Reminds me I need to practice my tie-knotting - the little bustle below the knot in this shot is a beautiful detail.
I lust for that suit. Moving to SE Asia, I thought the "oh-my-that-would-feel-so-good-to-wear" feelings were left behind. Apparently not...
just wouldn't be the same with a single breasted jacket. Looks superb, aristocratic.
Anon 10:32,
That's pick stitching which used to have to be done by hand and so signified a hand-made or (more handwork) in a garment. There are machines that do that now. Still, it's a pretty detail.
hmmm... I'm not crazy about the broad lapel and large tie/knot... then again, I have a round face and can't pull it off very well.
I´m sure all of this would suit you very well Sart .Not so sure this would work on someone who is not as slim as you are.
Wonderful look -- I love purple and am always happy to see men wear it (seems to be a bit rare).
About anonymous' question regarding the "crimped" seam -- that's because it's hand-stitched! Machine stitching is flatter because the presser foot presses the fabric/folds (thus the name "presser foot"). Hand-stitching gives what you see here.
Oh, fantastic!
This afternoon, overheard an older gentleman who was studying a Zara display on 5th Avenue: "I just don't have the balls to wear pants like that." I wonder, Sart, could you please show such gentlemen that they do indeed have such balls?
--w (NYC)
Great pic and great shop! I love o treate my husband to clothes from Doriani whenever we're in Milan. Thanks for sharing that pic!
i think the beauty in this jacket is that while it is double-breasted, the seemingly exceptional tailoring slims the silhouette to suit a skinnier fellow. absolutely fantastic. i myself am slim, and this is the first time i have seen myself in a double-breasted jacket.
and the way purple and navy offset and compliment each other is so classic i don't think it will ever go out of style.
Am I the only one who gets a solid '30s/'40s vibe from that jacket?
I would wear this in a heartbeat.
Mmmmm...purrrple.
Nice to see a natural shoulder on a double-breasted jacket.
I agee with the SAR.....it's pictures like these that continue to confirm that men's sense of personal style is something that everyone should have ...and if you are already a practioner of personal style then U know exactly what this photo is saying.
To me it says "LOOK HOW COOL U CAN LOOK IF YOU TRY AND SEEK OUT YOUR OWN SENSE OF PERSONAL AND YET IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE TOO TERRIBLY UNUSUAL....just special!"
THX SAR!
W's comment put a smile on my face.
I for one, certainly have the balls to pull them off!!
Oh, man, those LOAFERS! Classic, but special.
yesterday i wore a double breasted suit with a pullover v-neck sweater and tie underneath. i've never done that before, ever, but this photo convinced me that it was not only do-able, but actually striking. thanks for the accidental fashion advice.
I love the punch of purple but what a gorgeous tie!
Back on track. Love this shit!
To be honest, I fail to see what is inspiring about yet another minute variation on the same menswear uniform found around the world.
If menswear is to inspire me it has to be in some way original or creative, rather than just doing the same old thing but executed really well.
Can anyone please tell me how to get the tie to stand up like that? Is it a special knot? Or is there some sort of device hidden below the sweater holding it up like that, or what?
Help please
There might be a tie bar beneath the sweater, but most likely the tie maintains its bulge due simply to the fact that it has been pulled out of the sweater a bit and the sweater's collar is holding it up.
This is a subtle touch that makes a tie look better beneath a sweater, but it's most likely something that's going to need occasional readjustment throughout the day.
No, sart. This IS one of the most beautiful photos you have ever taken. It literally took my breath away. Don't stop!
3 year ago i got a chance to buy Doriani suit,from this moment when i ware this suit i feel big pleasure.
Thanks a lot Guys